!prefixes displays the IP prefixes announced or advertised in BGP by an Internet Autonomous System (AS).

Autonomous Systems announce IP prefixes that they know how to reach and are willing to provide transit for. These announcements form the global routing table and describe the networks reachable through each AS.

This command accepts one Autonomous System Number (ASN) and returns the set of IPv4 and IPv6 prefixes that the AS advertises.

Usage:
!prefixes <asn>

Usage Examples:
!prefixes 1
!prefixes as2
!prefixes AS3
!prefixes ASN4
!prefixes asn5
!prefixes ASn6
!prefixes aSn7
!prefixes asN8
!prefixes 9
!prefixes 23456
!prefixes 3333
!prefixes 64950
!prefixes as265629
!prefixes 4200000000
!prefixes 4294967295
!prefixes as4608
!prefixes aS1299
!prefixes 39556


See also:
!asn
!peers
!help !bgp

  
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